Deaths Herman Chesnek 48 Ashley Marion hospital
Herman Chesnek 48 of Ashley died at 4 00 a m today in Veterans Hospital Marion. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Born May 10 1916 at Woodlawn he was son of Julius Chesney Sr. and Mrs Chesney. He married Theresa Smalley and survives with two sons Billy LeRoy a daughter Jeanette five brothers and his parents.
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Herman Chesnek
Ashley
Veterans Hospital
Marion
Kringer
Mr. Chesnek
Woodlawn
Julius Chesney
Theresa Smalley
Billy
LeRoy
Jeanette
Fred
Edward
Julius, Jr
Donald
George
Julius Chesnek, Sr
Nuclear Age Hazard To Coal Power
A. F. Tegen of General Public Utilities predicts nuclear power will soon directly challenge coal, with a $68 million Oyster Creek plant planned in New Jersey. He notes coal’s price must fall to stay competitive as utilities decide fuel sources in the next 30 months. Senator Byrd calls for steps to shield coal from unfair competition and potential limits on hydro imports, while other speakers see a brighter industry outlook due to rising coal use and growing electric demand.
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New York
A. F. Tegen
Oyster Creek
New Jersey
Atlantic
Tegen
Theational Coal Association
General Public Utilities Corp
Jersey Power and Light Co
Johnson
U.S
Robert C. Byrd
DW. Va
Byrd
Canada
No to Summer School by Susan Light
Dear Reluctant Mom a fifth grade teacher argues against sending a son to summer school stressing that extra six weeks does not replace regular growth. She says delay read instruction, enjoy summer, and seek after school help if needed.
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Susan Light Newspaper Enterprise
Susan Light
Retired Chicago Bank Clerk Leaves $535000 Estate
CHICAGO AP A former bank clerk aged 86 who earned 36 a week and rented an 8 weekly room died two years ago. Probate Court filed Friday that Chester Williams left 535000 with 83000 to relatives and friends and 220000 to the Salvation Army and Red Cross. Bank officials suggest inheritance or stock investments. Most assets were in stocks.
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Chicago
Chester Williams
Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Co
Williams
Salvation Army
American Red Cross
Truck Stolen In McLeansboro With Tie On Roofing Marking
Jefferson County officers issued an alert after a red 196 Ford pickup was stolen in McLeansboro at 2 30 this morning. The truck bears Tie On Roofing Co on the side and carries license number 6236 929.
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Jefferson County
McLeansboro
Barry motto: don't let Bnet grind on down
Barry Goldwater built a formidable campaign staff, broadened speech writing and coverage roles, and kept reporters at bay with blunt replies. He won some expected GOP primary votes but faced nationwide effort by aides to build strength in non primary states.
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Bnet
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Atlantic
Illinois
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Indiana
Harold E. Stassen
Nebraska
Nixon
GOP
Old Guard
Weather report from Mount Vernon and Chicago area
Illinois weather update notes Lake Michigan squall and storms across Chicago area. Coast Guard aided boats, power outages in Mount Prospect and Lockport saw heavy rainfall, winds brief, warnings active. Forecast predicts continued heat and scattered thunderstorms with overnight lows 66 to 73 in northern Illinois.
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Lockport
Cook County
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Gary
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Wisconsin State Line
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Negroes in Florida Face Violence Amid Integration Tensions
In St Augustine Florida armed Black youths pressed for protection as two Justice Department attorneys questioned civil rights groups about segregation. A 17 year old, Shad Dawson, fled a white restaurant attack after Klansmen pursued him. A fourth teen, James Williams, was beaten.
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Justice Department
St. Augustine
Shad Dawson
Dawson
James Williams
Goldwater Relaxes in Phoenix and Mulls GOP Moves
Goldwater rests in Phoenix as he meets with Burch and Rep. Miller and advises on the Democratic ticket. He criticizes Eisenhower era patronage, pledges party empowerment, and cites Robert Kennedy as a potential running mate for Kennedy. A Prescott kickoff is planned before Labor Day as Goldwater returns to Washington.
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Ike
Goldwater
San Francisco
Burch
William E. Miller
New York
Johnson
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Adams
National Committee
Kennedy
L.B.J
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John F. Kennedy
John
Prescott
Ariz
Senate
Washington
Rabies Virus Is Spread By Wild Animals
Atlanta AP report says rabies, though rare, is a growing problem linked to wildlife. Domesticated animal cases have fallen 8,000 to 600 yearly, while wildlife cases rise from 700 to about 3,000. CDC notes foxes, dogs, skunks, raccoons and bats as hosts. Public health researchers seek virus purification to study effects on cellular genetics and track transmission.
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Arthur Rilz
Atlanta, Ga
Public Health Service
Health Service
Robert G. Scholtens
Scholtens
Louis Pasteur
CDC
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admits and Discharges
Jefferson Memorial reports admit list Roberta Eaton. Discharges: Louis E Abel Rada Berst. Good Samaritan admits include Deanna Lynn Champ Clarence Carl Utley Susan Elaine Kolmer Donald Lee Hook Ira Ellis Baldwin Roma Louise Morgan Vernon Eddings. Discharges Lena Gertrude Newell Ella Louise Weirather Mrs Sylvia Grace Smith and baby Kimberly Renee Harold P Hall Shirley Ruth Schafale Dorothy Aline Tittle Brian Wayne Ramsey Amelia Belle Clodfelder.
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Jefferson Memorial
Roberta Eaton
Louis E. Abel
Rada Berst
Good Samaritan
Deanna Lynn Champ
Clarence Carl Utley
Susan Elaine Kolmer
Donald Lee Hook
Ira Ellis Baldwin
Roma Louise Morgan
Vernon Eddings
Lena Gertrude Newell
Ella Louise Weirather
Sylvia Grace Smith
Kimberly Renee
Harold P. Hall
Shirley Ruth Schafale
Dorothy Aline Tittle
Brian Wayne Ramsey
Amelia Belle Clodfelder
Annual Ozark 3 Day Tour Starts Sunday
The Ozark 3 Day Tour for men begins Sunday at 1 p.m. from the Harrisburg Post Office. The route includes scenic stops and a lakeside basket supper at Lake Glendale to honor long time and new Ozarkers. Reporters Wayne Leeman and Ora M. Snider will cover the trails and events.
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Harrisburg
Lake Glendale
Trigg Memorial Trail
Ozark
Shawnee National Forest
Dixon Springs Agriculture Experiment Station
University of Illinois
Kaskaskia Forest Experiment Station
Wayne Leeman
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Ora M. Snider
Lake of Egypt
Goffrey Hughes
Southern Illinois, Inc
Carterville
Orew Drew
Favorites Win In Clay Court Tennis Meet
In River Forest Illinois today the 54th National Clay Court championships reach the semifinals with the top four seeds from the original 64 remaining. McKinley leads the men, a 1963 Davis Cup squad member, as Froehling faces him next while Ralston and Riessen prepare for the other semi. Nancy Richey and Carole Graebner advance in the women's side with Richey to meet Alvarez and Graebner routing Bartkowicz 6-2 6-0.
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River Forest
Fil
Chuck McKinley
Nancy Richey
Carole Caldwell Graebner
Miss Richey
Dallas
Judy Alvarez
Mrs. Graebner
Peaches Bartkowicz
McKinley
Charles Pasarell
San Turce
Puerto Rico
Froehling
India
Itall
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield Calif
Marty Riessen
Northwestern University
Barbs on mornings and sleepy parents miss breakfast
A remark about busy mornings notes that one of the few things not on time these days is getting children to breakfast. It suggests parents fall behind when not paying attention to routine.
Sinatra Kidnap Case Yields Reduced Terms for Two Suspects
In Los Angeles two of three men convicted in the kidnap plot of Frank Sinatra Jr. won reduced sentences. Barry Worthington Keenan and Joseph Clyde Amsler had their life plus 75 year terms cut to 25 years. The judge said the original sentences allowed a psychiatric exam. The men, both 23, and John W. Irwin, 42, were found guilty of plotting to kidnap Sinatra Jr. last December and release him in three days after the ransom of 240000 dollars was paid.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
Barry Worthington Keenan
Joseph Clyde Amsler
John W. Irwin
Young Sinatra
Military Pay Raises On The Way
Washington AP says Senate approval of envelopes for nearly two million armed forces personnel is likely. If House agrees, boosts could take effect in August or September, costing about 207 million annually. Major increases range 8 for new officers and 2 for others, with substantial raises for lieutenant to major ranks. Applies to Army Navy Air Force Marine Corps Coast Guard and related services.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Senate
House
Armed Services Committee
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Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Public Earth Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Bizzarro Upsets Narvaez For Lightweight Title Shot
Johnny Bizzarro of Erie Pennsylvania defeated Frank Narvaez in Madison Square Garden winning a 10 round unanimous decision with a third round uppercut and a ninth round knockout. The win avenges a prior loss and paves the way for a title defense offer against Carlos Ortiz amid promoter Don Elbaum’s $40,000 guarantee. Judges scores gave Bizzarro the edge.
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New York
Johnny Bizzarro
Erie
Frankie Narvaez
Narvaez
Madison Square Garden
Don Elbaum
Carlos Ortiz
Bizzarro
Bill Daly
Ortiz
Johnny LoBianco
Frank Forbes
Roeder Divorce Filed Over Cruelty and Desertion
Shirley Ann Roeder filed for divorce from Derrell Edward Roeder in circuit court here on Friday alleging cruelty and desertion. She seeks custody of six minor children. The couple wed December 71, 148 and separated July 1, 1963, per the complaint.
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Shirley Ann Roeder
Derrell Edward Roeder
Gas for Stranded Family Aiding Motorist in Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon police helped a stranded family on their way home to Kentucky after a motorist stopped at the station reporting he was out of gas and broke. Officers filled the gas tank and the family continued toward Kentucky.
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Mt. Vernon
Kentucky
Higginses greet son Terry Dale at Good Samaritan
Mr and Mrs Bruce Higgins of 1007 Pace welcomed a son born at 12 50 this morning in Good Samaritan hospital weighing seven pounds eight ounces named Terry Dale.
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Bruce Higgins
Pace
Good Samaritan Hospital
Terry Dale
Fines in Circuit Court Including Two Evansville Cases
The circuit court assessed fines totaling 20 dollars. E Edward Purdue of Evansville Indiana paid ten dollars for intoxication and Harry L Joslin paid ten dollars for a muffler violation on a car.
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Circuit
E. Edward Purdue
Evansville
Ind
Harry L. Joslin
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